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“The beauty is ephemeral and strength to see her, we do not see anymore,” WRONG! And it’s not the men who tell us otherwise, they are surprisingly more and more likely to succumb to permanent makeup. Cosmo tells you all about this trend!


Who has not dreamed of being radiant, charming and sensual lips look at the clock? That dream is now possible thanks to the makeup permanent. In recent years, saw the flowering of companies specializing in this area to the delight of those who wish to be present at all times.

Permanent makeup, what is it?
First, know that permanent makeup is a tattoo ephemeral. Carried out using a pen with a very fine needle, the tattoo pigment implanted under the skin, especially under the skin. The makeup fades and disappears within 2 to 3 years.

Women 20 to 75 years have adopted the tattoo ephemeral. The secret to being beautiful? Eye pin-up with a line of eye liner permanent, the creation of a mole to give a cheeky expression on his face and red lips to chew. Permanent makeup is virtually painless. So do most suffer to be beautiful!

Permanent makeup appeals to women … but especially the men!

More and more women die from this method of making up … But that more than ever concerned about their image, men allow themselves to be seduced by this phenomenon ! Meet this demand, the institutes to adapt their offerings to these gentlemen.

Contrary to popular belief, what are the men of 40 years and over who invest these shows a new kind. For the sake of “healthy aging” touch-ups focus on the face. For those who lose their hair, tattooing of eyebrows can enhance the look. For smokers, the repigmentation of bright red lips can erase all the traces left by nicotine yellow as and when the years. For the most stylish, the permanent eyelashes ensure dark eyes.

With regard to the imperfections do not panic: Men can also get rid of a scar or a blood vessel too conspicuous. The prices are the same as for women, expect between 25 and 150 euros.

Permanent makeup for men … good or bad idea? If you appreciate the idea that our Jules is a bit quaint and neat, it admits to being a little confused as to the thing…